ProductFrontmatterStructured dataEvidence graphics

Frontmatter and inline graphics demo

A demo article showing dossaro article metadata, raw HTML figures and inline SVG graphics in Markdown.

By Hagen HoferichterPublished June 9, 2026

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This demo article exists to exercise the article renderer. It is intentionally concrete: the page should expose article metadata, render Markdown normally and allow repo-authored inline HTML graphics for editorial diagrams.

Frontmatter fields#

The renderer reads the article metadata from YAML frontmatter and uses it for the page header, sitemap, canonical URL and JSON-LD structured data.

Frontmatter contract#

yaml

title: Frontmatter and inline graphics demo
publishedAt: 2026-06-09
authorName: Hagen Hoferichter
category: Product
tags:
  - Frontmatter
  - Structured data
  - Evidence graphics
articleType: Article

GFM table support#

Capability	Source	Render target
Article metadata	YAML frontmatter	Header, sitemap, JSON-LD
Source graphics	Trusted article HTML	Editorial figures
Evidence notes	Markdown body	Indexed article content

Task list support#

Render article frontmatter
Generate table of contents from H2 and H3 headings
Keep raw HTML disabled for documentation pages
Add real editorial articles after launch

HTML figure#

The article renderer can render trusted, repo-authored HTML blocks. This is useful for small editorial graphics where a static screenshot would be less maintainable.

Evidence flow Sample

Register source Company filing

Parser Entity + document context

dossaro brief Source trail + facts

Example only. The graphic is static HTML inside Markdown and uses article-scoped CSS classes.

Inline SVG#

Inline SVG can be used for compact editorial charts when the visual should travel with the article source.

SVG stays inline with the article and scales inside the document column.

Notes#

This is not a published editorial article. It is a rendering fixture for article frontmatter, structured metadata and inline graphics.